70 m. ago The way Ofsted inspects schools is changing. This is what to expect

Ofsted says the new reports will provide parents with ‘more granularity and nuance about a provider’s performance’

Politics

70 m. ago Drones to police Donald Trump’s visit to UK when King welcomes US president

‘Eyes in sky’ will be key part of huge security operation as hobbyist drones banned

Politics

70 m. ago Teachers' fury at 'Nando’s style' school grades as Ofsted issues huge update

Teachers have reacted with fury at a new 'Nando’s style' grading system for schools after Ofsted confirmed it will be introduced in November

Politics

70 m. ago Ruth Perry’s sister says Ofsted reforms put school leaders ‘at risk of public shaming’

Professor Julia Waters, sister of Ruth Perry, said Ofsted’s new plans are just a cosmetic rebranding of the same ‘unreliable and punishing system’.

Politics

2 h. ago African Union joins campaign to claim reparations from Britain for 'historic crimes'

Africa has officially joined the push to demand reparations from Britain and other former colonial powers for 'historic crimes', including slavery and imperialism.

Events

2 h. ago ITV's I Fought the Law viewers left 'sobbing' as real Ann Ming makes emotional cameo

ITV's true crime drama I Fought the Law deeply touched viewers this evening as the final episode aired, with the real life Ann Ming making a cameo at the end of the finale

Politics

2 h. ago Baby allegedly snatched at knifepoint by father and grandparents in LA is rescued in Arizona

Police say the father and grandparents ‘physically assaulted’ the baby’s mother before fleeing with the child

Events

2 h. ago Task review – Mark Ruffalo’s druggy kidnap drama is so bleak it’s downright manipulative

This box-ticking exercise from the maker of the exceptional Mare of Easttown has bloody shootouts, bags of fentanyl and bodies – but very soon it becomes inescapably boringDo you feel it? There is a ripple in the firmament, a vibration in the foundations, a bracing of the cosmos yes, Mark Ruffalo is preparing to Act again. This time, he stars in crime drama Task, created by Mare of Easttown’s Brad Inglesby, as a former priest turned FBI agent nursing a great sorrow in the suitably grey environs of suburban Philadelphia. Tom Brandis ends every day in a drunken semi-stupor and begins every morning with prayer and a head-dunk into an ice-filled sink. Do you think we might be in for a meditation on guilt, sin and the possibility of redemption? Yes, I wearily agree.So. Brandis is taken off the desk duties he has been assigned since his great sorrow. This is evidently connected to the sentencing hearing for a third-degree murder conviction he is due to attend next week, where his daughter...

Events

3 h. ago Revealed: YouTuber who railed outside asylum hotels to 'protect women and children' is convicted paedophile

Anthony Styles livestreamed demonstrations outside taxpayer-funded accommodation for migrants

Society

5 h. ago Teen Titans actor claims he was fired by Warner Bros after going public with Parkinson’s diagnosis

EXCLUSIVE: A source close to the production denied Greg Cipes’s claims, saying his role was recast purely due to creative reasons

Events

5 h. ago Nico Raskin to force Rangers crunch talks between Martin and Cavenagh because there's £15m of reasons it needs sorted

The Hotline Live team debated Nico Raskin's future and what it could mean for Russell Martin's own fate

Economics

5 h. ago Why is France on the brink of collapse – again? PM loses key confidence vote as economic turmoil deepens

François Bayrou ousted, further plunging country into political crisis

Economics

5 h. ago Eat the rich: The computer programmer who believed he could join the elite through cannibalism

The first episode of The Tech Bro Murders, a new Investigation Discovery docuseries premiering Tuesday, September 9 on HBO Max, focuses on a horrifying case of cannibalism

Politics

5 h. ago Do Aaron and John die in Emmerdale and are they leaving? Futures 'confirmed' after cliff plunge

Emmerdale aired some huge scenes tonight as Aaron Dingle finally confronted his husband John Sugden on what he had done, as he finally confessed to his crimes

Events

6 h. ago Ruben Amorim role in Andre Onana Man United transfer emerge as two key reasons force exit

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is set to leave Old Trafford for Trabzonspor and Ruben Amorim is said to have been instrumental in sanctioning a move for the shotstopper

Politics

6 h. ago Welsh holiday park cleared of dumping illegal rubbish on their land

No key witnesses for the prosecution wished to give evidence at a trial and so the holiday park was cleared

Events

7 h. ago Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring vs Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown

Crowe and Malek are hugely watchable but this ultimately fails to deliver an authentic version of eventsIf the Nuremberg trials were political theatre, writer and director James Vanderbilt leans into the spectacle of it. His new movie Nuremberg, about the show put on for the rest of the world to indict Nazi war criminals, is packaged like old-fashioned entertainment. There are movie stars (chiefly Rami Malek and Russell Crowe) with slicked-back hair, trading snappy barbs and self-important monologues in smokey rooms, meanwhile the gravity of the moment tends to be kept at bay. All the bureaucratic and legal speak around fine-tuning an unprecedented process, where one country prosecutes the high command of another, goes down easy in an Aaron Sorkin sort of way. It is riveting when its urgency is defended by an actor as great as Michael Shannon. It is all so watchable, to a fault, especially when dealing with the unspeakable.There’s some rhyme and reason to the director’s approach. Va...

Events

7 h. ago Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring v Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown

Crowe and Malek are hugely watchable but this ultimately fails to deliver an authentic version of events If the Nuremberg trials were political theatre, writer and director James Vanderbilt leans into the spectacle of it. His new movie Nuremberg, about the show put on for the rest of the world to indict Nazi war criminals, is packaged like old-fashioned entertainment. There are movie stars (chiefly Rami Malek and Russell Crowe) with slicked-back hair, trading snappy barbs and self-important monologues in smoky rooms, meanwhile the gravity of the moment tends to be kept at bay. All the bureaucratic and legal speak around fine-tuning an unprecedented process, where one country prosecutes the high command of another, goes down easy in an Aaron Sorkin sort of way. It is riveting when its urgency is defended by an actor as great as Michael Shannon. It is all so watchable, to a fault, especially when dealing with the unspeakable.There’s some rhyme and reason to the director’s approach. Va...

Events

7 h. ago Grisly true crime doc reveals teen killer's chilling response after brutal attack

Laura Whitmore on Britain's Killer Teens premieres tonight.

Events

7 h. ago The Girlfriend's Robin Wright says filming was a 'therapy session' as she takes on dual roles

The Girlfriend is a new crime thriller series starring Robin Wright, who also directed three of the six episodes

Politics